Factor Info
| ID | 199083 |
| Size | 1116 digits / 3705 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 103914035599428765706826708945837322077335493869396220530787130156344946975894553188907793757949585337867694996051754142409790454130917467087343419734346022014343415726813283435124446588972891772774387610633243477731539445875616777751703002298155191553328158783399463243052118762786652049442642033391001009539054829635884280286420762994018618155419721880979754057430700629313165500973403571635317091399569292238119267658872920774189718076759224563138214070162007863751960129591556327518609338590122285776332692192715266392989681585603436901052558259286355078897914676223260322437415190915243442846961395924740234779819571925435930841196020611770725216799006213253267064686681816884437367355585993210978968918042605604291195337433693747288696331633303038919362093885889222454839445730251439051327007936472075373447271984867266468285796843137535727772554097153258192708199214553127635073901646187746711470261246704620396127345548591650264109364136369708867834009146351087672471851252558683637356376864884258985274118611299293781016831036818196371374425439745885008000797473641234094724972433253630089645671097444771359 |
Factorizations
Primary factorization keeps track of the smallest (known) prime factor. Secondary factorizations are old results kept when a new smaller prime factor is found, which occasionally happens with ECM.